When an agent refreshes a web page during a call, the call between the agent and end user becomes disconnected. This is an expected behavior in the following Salesforce Voice (formerly Service Cloud Voice) telephony models:
This behavior impacts all types of calls, including inbound calls, outbound calls, call transfers, and callbacks.
This document introduces a workaround solution that, when implemented, automatically reconnects the audio whenever an agent refreshes a web page during a call.
When an agent loses audio connection with an end user, the agent can transfer the call to a “Reconnect Audio” quick connect, which will transfer the call back to the same agent. When the transfer call shows as “Connected,” the agent can click “Leave Call” within phone widget. Then, the agent should close the voice call tab or click “All done” to exit ACW (After Conversation Work). Finally, the agent will receive the transfer. After picking up this call, the audio will be re-established.
Please note the following limitations:
To implement this workaround solution, the administrator should configure the following steps:
The following steps show you how to configure Salesforce Voice and Amazon Connect to automatically reconnect a call after an agent refreshes a web page.
The following steps apply to all call types, including inbound calls, outbound calls, call transfers, and callbacks, but to keep it simple, we use the inbound flow as an example.
Step 1: Log in to Amazon Connect through Salesforce
4. (Applies to outbound calls only.) In the Outbound whisper flow picklist, verify that the agent ARN will be set as part of the outbound whisper flow.
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